| Restoration and Augustan poetry reign here, providing Brown's primary locus of interpretation and exemplum of cultural fable. |
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| Macbeth lives as an exemplum of the perverted hero, because of Shakespeare's ability to give life to every stage of his disastrous career. |
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| The odor of public corruption that surrounded the Gasthuis land affair lent it particular force as a moral exemplum. |
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| For instance, the longest exemplum in this section is that of St. Christine, the author's patron saint. |
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| The Salome of literature, a tragic exemplum of love and death, as she crosses paths with the vicissitudes of the Baptist. |
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| These events of the early Church and their way of living them constitute for us the exemplum, the model for being Church. |
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| After reading this concise examination of Bonhoeffer's life as moral exemplum, it is quite possible the reader will feel the same way. |
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| He explains how the author has successfully used the rhetorical technique of exemplum to argue a case that, at least on the surface, seemed untenable. |
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| The imagery of the wolves serves as an exemplum that was intended to persuade the Romans to reconsider their own behaviour. |
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| Fairy tales, jokes, and humorous stories designed to make a point in a conversation, and the exemplum a priest would insert in a sermon belong into this tradition. |
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